Madd Spider - zimbabwe dancehall and reggae music artiste

Madd Spider - zimbabwe dancehall and reggae music artiste - Munashe Tanjani, the latest find on the dancehall scene, says he wants to grow and become one of the greatest chanters in Zimbabwe.

"I dream of becoming the sought-after dancehall singer because music is my passion," Munashe said.

Growing up in Harare's Glen Norah A suburb, the unheralded 11-year-old dancehall chanter is inspired by everyday life and his claim to fame was when he curtain raised for the Jamaican superstar Mavado at the Harare International Conference Centre.

Born on January 24, 2000 Munashe already commands a following at Hatfield Primary School, where one of is his biggest fans is his Mathematics teacher.

Popularly known by his fans as Madd Spider, Munashe had the crowd eating out of his hands when belted it out alongside his mentor Jiggaz aka George Tanjani.

Munashe was nicknamed Madd Spider by Mr Vegas, a revered Jamaican reggae/dancehall, when he staged a concert in Harare last year.

Madd Spider's musical exploits where discovered at the tender age of six when his uncle Jiggaz used to take him to his rehearsals and that is when Munashe fell in love with the microphone and started writing his own lyrics.

His debut album "Twin Towers" is due for release on February 14, courtesy of Rough Mix Entertainment, his record stable.

The 10-track album has everything that makes Madd Spider the boy that he is. It is sung in both Shona and Jamaican patois.

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